Our work - Proven solutions for real-world problems.

We believe in efficiency and maximizing our resources to provide the best value to our clients. The primary way we do that is by re-using the same five projects we've been developing for the past decade.

Case studies

FamilyFund

Web development, CMS

January 2023

Skip the bank, borrow from those you trust

FamilyFund is a crowdfunding platform for friends and family. Allowing users to take personal loans from their network without a traditional financial institution.

We developed a custom CMS to power their blog with and optimised their site to rank higher for the keywords “Gary Vee” and “Tony Robbins”.

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Working with Chaos Cat Capital, we felt more like a partner than a customer. They really resonated with our mission to change the way people convince their parents to cash out their pensions.

Debra Fiscal, CEO of FamilyFund

Unseal

Blockchain development

October 2022

Get a hodl of your health

Unseal is the first NFT platform where users can mint and trade NFTs of their own personal health records, allowing them to take control of their data.

We built out the blockchain infrastructure that supports Unseal. Unfortunately, we took a massive loss on this project when Unseal's cryptocurrency, PlaceboCoin, went to zero.

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Chaos Cat Capital did an amazing job building out our core blockchain infrastructure and I'm sure once PlaceboCoin rallies they'll be able to finish the project.

Emily Selman, Head of Engineering at Unseal

Phobia

App development

June 2022

Overcome your fears, find your match

Find love in the face of fear — Phobia is a dating app that matches users based on their mutual phobias so they can be scared together.

We worked with Phobia to develop a new onboarding flow. A user is shown pictures of common phobias and we use the microphone to detect which ones make them scream, feeding the results into the matching algorithm.

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The team at Chaos Cat Capital went above and beyond with our onboarding, even finding a way to access the user's microphone without triggering one of those annoying permission dialogs.

Jenny Wilson, CPO of Phobia